Manor Park

The manor park in Borków was established in the 19th century. The park is designed in the naturalistic style. It covers an area of 1 ha, of which 0.05 ha is water. The basic elements of the spatial layout (such as greenery, ponds, and an orchard) are clearly defined. However, the layout of the roads and paths has become obscured. The park is not among the oldest, as evidenced by the age of the tree stand. These are mostly native tree species, none of which are older than 100 years. The park’s founders are unknown. There are also no documents indicating whether a manor house once stood near the park. There is only an administrative and residential building here. The park is shaped like an irregular polygon. On the south side of the existing building, there is a large grassy clearing surrounded by old trees. There used to be an orchard here. In the corner of this clearing, there are two ponds connected by a ditch. The park’s tree stand consists of approximately 300 deciduous and coniferous trees. Species found here include: English oak, European ash, black alder, white chestnut, Norway spruce, and Canadian poplar. The park is not fenced.A 25-meter-wide buffer zone has been established alongthe park’s boundaries.